Augie Manfredo Sports
Winning Starts With Discipline
Our Method
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Assess Value
Determine Unit Size
Execute the Play
Track & Adjust
Research the matchup and bet only when you find a worthwhile edge
Set your bankroll first. A standard unit is about 1% of it.
Stick to your planned unit size. Never raise a wager to recover a loss.
Record every wager, review results in units, and recalculate your unit when your bankroll changes.
Can You Make $1,000 a Week Sports Betting?
I’ve been asked that question, and my answer starts with your bankroll. Making $1,000 a week from a $1,000 bankroll would require a 100% weekly return. That is not a realistic plan.
A $1,000 profit equals 10% of a $10,000 bankroll, 4% of $25,000, or 2% of $50,000. Even with a larger bankroll, it is a goal—not guaranteed weekly income.
A standard betting unit is about 1% of your bankroll: $100 on $10,000, $250 on $25,000, or $500 on $50,000. A $250 wager from a $1,000 bankroll risks 25% on one play. Set a unit your bankroll can support, and never force a bet to meet a weekly target.
Ready to Bet With a Plan
Founding Members receive qualifying selections, clear analysis, and suggested unit sizing. No forced plays or guaranteed results.